crafting some fresh ideas here…
17 Feb
end-table redo
I always had a penchant for anything vignettes. Come dry season here in our tropical country, when leaves and twigs would dry out and turned to brown, i would go out in the fields, searched every dried flowers and twigs that would caught my fancy. And, so the ones you see on the left in a thrifted white tea pot which i made as a vase, were few of the wild flowers that have become dried and i had collected years back.
Since i had an ecru/brown couch beside it, i thought it was never meant to be there anymore, i thought it was looking for a new home, and so, this end-table needed few colors to complement the couch.
i had to take a snap before relocating some of the stuffs here:
7 Feb
another centerpiece
the fickle minded in me loves to turn things over and over here at the house, the “put-it -here-move-it-there” in me makes hubby and the kids a little intimidated because everyday they would see me thinking at the couch, they would play in chorus, “oh, wonder, what’s mommy gonna do next with her little thingies?”
like what i did with the center table during the weekends.
all the same porcelains, i know, i guess, i just so love them all-together. little accent was the yellow wood shavings made from thrift. the lid of the urn was broken by my kid so i had to replace it with those lucky bamboos i had posted it here. see, now, the bamboos have some little shoots, i keep replacing the water almost everyday!
My post for today at Smilling Sally’s 
AND, for Drowsey Monkey’s
5 Feb
the cottage charm giveaway
if you wanna win this beautiful warmer
like i am goin’ gaga over it by just seeing it, let us come and celebrate with The Cottage Charm’s 1st blogversary.
Enter here for the mechanics.
4 Feb
Pink Saturday: DIY candle holder
i so loved candles and when they came a-plenty, some need holders so i can display them better and i don’t have a penny for new ones. instead, i rummaged through the storage and i found indeed some stuffs which i did turned into something useful.

i secure these crystal-like glasses using glue. can you even imagine they were all part of a big chandelier?

now, i glued some pink flowers around my candle. i decided not to overdo the brass holder itself to create a distressed and somehow antique look. did it?

now, i have my candle holder out of an old chandelier with zero dollar spent. and, BEHOLD, a PINK CANDLE!
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